Not usually, although paint on paint inherently does form a weaker bond than plastic on plastic. If it's a part that is going to be prone to pressure and handling, it might be worth to either sand down the contact points so that you are gluing plastic on plastic, use some blue-tac to mask off those contact points while priming/painting, or pin them. But something like Colossus' foot to the sentinel head is a pretty large flat surface area, AND there's Colossus' other foot that helps secure him to the base too. Even with the magnets I have on the base for this and other models where I glue after painting, I haven't had any issue with breakage.
Excellent painting - a bit on the lengthy side but im surprised you dont have more views yet - the work youve put into this deserves it
amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video. Do you ever have issues trying to glue a painted/primed item to another painted item. For example, Colossus’ foot to the sentinel head?
Not usually, although paint on paint inherently does form a weaker bond than plastic on plastic. If it's a part that is going to be prone to pressure and handling, it might be worth to either sand down the contact points so that you are gluing plastic on plastic, use some blue-tac to mask off those contact points while priming/painting, or pin them. But something like Colossus' foot to the sentinel head is a pretty large flat surface area, AND there's Colossus' other foot that helps secure him to the base too. Even with the magnets I have on the base for this and other models where I glue after painting, I haven't had any issue with breakage.